Brian Pinkerton
Brian Pinkerton is an American author of fiction in the suspense, thriller, mystery and horror genres. His novels include Abducted, Vengeance, Killer's Diary, Bender, Rough Cut and How I Started the Apocalypse. Select titles have also been released as audio books and in foreign languages.Brian's...
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Brian Pinkerton is an American author of fiction in the suspense, thriller, mystery and horror genres. His novels include Abducted, Vengeance, Killer's Diary, Bender, Rough Cut and How I Started the Apocalypse. Select titles have also been released as audio books and in foreign languages.Brian's short stories have appeared in anthologies including Chicago Blues, PULP! and Zombie Zoology. His screenplays have finished in the top 100 of Project Greenlight and top two percent of the Nicholl Fellowship of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Brian received his B.A. from the University of Iowa and Master's Degree from Northwestern University.
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Terminally ill Tom Nolan is offered a second chance, and so much more, when he is approached by a privately funded company to become the first human to have his mind downloaded into a perfect android replica. Sworn to secrecy, unable to even tell his family, he agrees.But when the first test subject...
*Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.*A group of vacationers go fishing and decide not to heed the warnings of staying in the well worn tourist spots. It all goes wrong when a freak storm hits after which they start exhibiting strange and dis...
When the law fails, all that is left is vengeance.This book is a fast, lean muscle machine......taking off in a screech of tires and a cloud of burning rubber like a vintage Mustang.....and Brian Pinkerton is Steve McQueen behind the wheel, taking his tale through it's paces, never letting up on the...
When opting to review Brian Pinkerton's newest, Anatomy of Evil, I knew that it was going to be a very hit or miss read for me. Not because I had read Pinkerton before, or because I had observed middling reviews of his work. Rather, it was due to the subject matter. You see, of all the sub-genres wi...
A B-movie director, watching his career and credibility go down the tubes doing quickie direct to DVD horror movies, makes a deal with a fan for the credits on an indie film that sends him spiralling into a nightmare.Pinkerton shows his love for cheapie horror films, cliches and all, while giving th...
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